9000 More Men Start for Camp
Pennsylvania begins today to move 9000 more men to Camp Lee. By month end the draft total sent to camps and schools for training nears 15000. State figures show 72090 men under the selective service act through July, with movement to Camp Lee and Meade. April to June totals include 17709 white and 1914 colored in April, 25392 white in May, and about 12000 white and 500 colored in June.
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Pennsylvania
Camp Lee
Lee and
Meade
Lee and Wadsworth
Insurance Fund Report Praises Savings and Flags Coal Mine Risk
A report by Miles M. Dawson and Son on the State Insurance Fund end of 1917 notes expenses to November and commends management. 2016 costs were 17.9 percent, dropping to 11.2 percent in 1917, with large savings to policyholders. Net coal mine losses for 1917 totaled 528 394.05 dollars, including 132 998.15 dollars on 1917 claims. The drive for a United Brethren East and Pennsylvania conference fundraiser raises 285 381 dollars of 350 000, with detailed parish tallies from Harrisburg and county churches.
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Miles M. Dawson and Son
New York
Charles A. Snyder
Harrisburg
Lebanon Valley College
East Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Derry Street
S. E. Rupp
First
Otterbein
State Street
Sixth Street
J. A. Gipple
Chamber Hill
Oberlin
Steelton
Linglestown
Manada Hill
Penbrook
Annville
Lancaster
York
Hagerstown
Many Divorce Cases Continued This Week In Court
Eighteen of the sixty five divorce actions were continued on motion. Wives seek court orders for counsel fees to enter defenses. Decrees signed in two prior libel cases cite desertion. License transfer approved for Williamstown House. A son of Deputy Prothonotary Holler arrived safely overseas. Charter of Penn Treaty Beneficial Association annulled by decree.
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Edward C
Margaret Weaver
Annie M
Solomon PF. Leitzel
Army
Rezi
John Schram
Blanche
William B. Wise
Genevieve
John Denchak
Henry F. Holler
Arthur F. Holler
Penn Treaty S Beneficial Association
Philadelphia
Russian Aviator Sikorsky Arrives in Paris With Planes
M Sikorsky the Russian aviation pioneer has left Russia and arrived in Paris accompanied by aviators with the French military mission. He offers his airplanes and inventions to France as his contribution to the war effort.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
M. Sikorsky
Russia
Venice
Red Cross
Elbert E. Persons
Hotel men to meet on food administration matters
Donald McCormick federal food administrator calls all hotel restaurant and boardinghouse proprietors to a meeting at the M C A tomorrow at 3 o clock to discuss important matters affecting food supply and regulation.
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Donald McCormick
City Council Seeks Definite Information on Park Extension
City officials anticipate action after City Solicitor John E. Fox is to contact the state for definite details on Cap itol Park extension plans. Council may also move to authorize payment to Pennsylvania Reduction Co. for January ash and garbage collections, a voucher held pending a cleanup.
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John E. Fox
Capitol Park
State Street
Pennsylvania Reduction Company
Hassler
Council
Johnson for sentence in man slaughter case
Benjamin alias Preacher Johnson colored, convicted of manslaughter in a murder case, may be called for sentence tomorrow morning. Judge C. V. Henry presided and will return to dispose of the case against Samuel Capin for aggravated assault and battery. Attorney W Justin Carter said he will not file reasons for a new trial and will raise no objections if Johnson is called for sentence.
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Benjamin
Johnson
C. V. Henry
Samuel Capin
W. Justin Carter
Camp Colt Men to Show City on July 4th
Fifty soldiers from Camp Colt will perform machine gun and bayonet drills at Island Park and Reservoir Park as Harrisburg celebrates Independence Day. The stunts committee plans athletic events, dances, seven band concerts, a baseball game, and a large parade with thousands expected.
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Camp Colt
Harrisburg
Island Park
Reservoir Park
Front Street
Central Iron and Steel Company
Stunts
Kraus Cigar Company, Incorporated
South Cameron Street
N. Isaacs
Italian Victory Drives Austrians Across Piave Front
Italian artillery and machine guns opened on retreating Austrian forces as they abandoned guns, equipment, and supplies on the Piave line. Austrians crossed the river by rafts, while Italian press reports hailed the advance as superior to prior gains on the Bainsizza plateau.
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Mire
Montello
Piave
Bainsizza
Carso
Isonzo
Emperor to guide public minds as cabinet resigns looms
Vienna dispatch reports Emperor Charles delays decision on Austria’s cabinet resignation. He entrusts Premier Von Seydler with direction of affairs while exploring options to stabilize state affairs. Potential cabinet changes include a Polish minister’s retirement and unsettled posts of Weiser and Tronca.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Charles
Vienna
von Seydler
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Herr von Twardowski
von Weiser
Tronca
Plan for League Opens with Evening Youth Games
A meeting of male instructors and Supervisor J K Staples discussed opening the boys playaround ball league next Tuesday. A tentative schedule was set with practice games this week and four evening matchups: Sycamore at Harris Tuesday, Emerald at Twelfth Street Wednesday, Harris at Sycamore Thursday, and Emerald at Maclay Friday.
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J. K. Staples
Sycamore
Harris
Emerald
Twelfth Street
Maclay
Rome confident allies can end war this year
Rome officials indicate confidence that the war could end within the year if the Allies supply full support to Italy’s offensive against Austria-Hungary. German staff may pause French operations as Italian gains threaten Vienna, with German reinforcements and rail movement to steady the Austrian front.
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Rome
Associated Press
Washington
France
Venetia
America
Bainsizza
Isonzo
Cadorna
Piave
Italy
Foch
Unitey
Presbyterians Rally Funds for Gettysburg Camp Aid
During Market Square Presbyterian Church service in Gettysburg a special collection raised 117 cash and 26 talking machine records for the Presbyterian Church camp fund supporting the Army camp at Camp Colt. The Tank Corps at Camp Colt numbers 9 000 men and is expected to double soon. The drive sought 50 for the camp fund and aimed to aid Presbyterian boys in the field.
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Market Square Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Gettysburg
United States Tank Corps
Camp Colt
Tank Corps
George E. Hawes
Perry Townships to Receive $6 889 74
The second class townships of Perry county will share 6889 74 from the 1911 cash road tax bonus. Supervisors may spend it on township roads and bridges if plans are approved by the bureau of township highways. Buffalo 581 74 Carroll 648 36 Center 681 62 Greenwood 785 64 Jackson 465 92 Liverpool 551 23 Miller 336 73 N E Madison 43 59 Penn 578 71 Rye 453 Spring 210 42 Toboyne 172 50 Tuscarora 365 47 Tyrone 270 01 Watts 255 80.
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Perry County
Bureau of Township Highways
State Highway Department
Buffalo
Carroll
Center
Greenwood
Jackson
Liverpool
Miller
N. E. Madison
Penn
Rye
Spring
Toboyne
Tuscarora
Tyrone
Watts
P O S of A Plans Destruction of German Publications
Philadelphia report says the burning of a German language history at Palmyra Camp P O S of A received state wide sanction. Gabriel H Meyer, state president, argued destruction of German texts as a broader crusade against German literature and propaganda. Five German women registered as enemy aliens at Harrisburg police station with names withheld. non naturalized women must register by Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Palmyra
Gabriel H. Meyer
Harrisburg
Markets yield mixed quotes across copper to cattle
Philadelphia and New York stock quotations list Allis Chalmers Am Car and Foundry and many others with prices. Prices for wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese refined sugars live poultry and potatoes follow in quiet to firm patterns. Chicago cattle and hog markets close with steady to uneven directions as receipts rise.
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Chandler Brothers and Company
New York
Philadelphia
North Market Square
Chestnut Street
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
Am Car and Foundry
Amer Lovo
Amer Smelting
Amer Woolens
Anaconda
Ose
Atchison
BGM Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte Copper
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chi, Mil and
St Paul
Chicago, RI and Pacific
Col
Osee
General Motors
Great Northern
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Peghnuggee Sheles
Kansas City Southern
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors
Ctis
Mex Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
New York Central
New York, Ont
West North and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Coal
Railway Steel Spring
Ray Con Copper
Rommaige cc
Joe Biine
Republic Tron and Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Studebaker
Union Pacific
USS Alcohol
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Pennsylvania
Long Island
New Jersey
Western
Maine
Delaware
Maryland
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Norfolk
Wastern Shore
Tierces
Hansea
Timothy
Motor Dealers Hear War Law Briefing in Harrisburg
Harrisburg motor dealers will learn about wartime legislation affecting auto manufacturing at an 8 o'clock Friday meeting in the Board of Trade hall. The Harrisburg Motor Dealers Association sponsors the event, with invited dealers from a 100 mile radius. Speakers include F W A Vesper of St Louis and E E Peake of Kansas City, outlining Chicago convention actions.
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Harrisburg
Congress
Board of Pede Hall
Harrisburg Motor Dealers’ Association
F. W. A. Vesper
St. Louis
National Motor Dealers’ Association of America
E. E. Peake
Kansas City
National
Motor Dealers’ Association
Chicago
Pione PIANO Recital Promises Varied Program
Miss Laura Appell presents a piano recital this evening at Fahne stock Hall featuring her pupils. Marietta Sultzaberger, who appeared at a recent Orpheum benefit, will perform and receive her diploma. Other performers include Anna Lappaport Mereaner Simms Gretchen Dean Louise Cook Lena Lane Kathryn Dechant Milly Cohen Blanche Tausig Jeanette Aronson Mildred Wickersham Annette Freedman Sara Hamar Ceceila Tausig Regina McGlanaghan.
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Laura Appell
Fahnestock Hall
Miss Appell
Marietta Sultzaberger
Orpheum Theater
Anna Lappaport
Mereaner Simms
Gretchen Dean
Louise Cook
Lena Lane
Kathryn Dechant
Milly Cohen
Blanche Tausig
Jeanette Aronson
Mildred Wickersham
Annette Freedman
Sara Hamar
Ceceila Tausig
Regina McGlanaghan
Lutheran Brotherhood Reunion Set at Reservoir Park
The Lutheran Brotherhood of Harrisburg district will hold a reunion at Reservoir Park on Thursday June 27 with an activity filled program arranged by the executive committee. A concert by the Tressler Orphans Home directed by Professor Stauffer is the highlighted drawing feature. Officers include President M D White and Secretary J E Whorley with an advisory board of local clergy.
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Lutheran Brotherhood Central
Harrisburg
Reservoir Park
Tressler Oriphans
Stauffer
Brotherhood
M. D. White
M. 8. Plough
J. E. Whorley
Alfred Sutccliffe
Winfield Herman
L. C. Manges
George N. Lauffer
Notice to Bondholders Street Paying Bonds
Bond ledger lists numerous street bonds with amounts and addresses including Crescent Swatara Kittatinny Hamilton Sixteenth Fourteenth Apricot Bailey Brook Fulton Walnut Calder Wallace Sayford Fifth Camp Jefferson Peffer Drummond Hunter Berryhill Wallace Wood Wi Woodbine Christian Compass North Zarker Juniper Seventeenth and Seventeenth Streets. Dates Harrisburg Pa January 2 1918 January 1 1916 June 24 1918 appear.
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Crescent Street
Swatara Street
Kittatinny Street
Fifth
Hamilton Street
Sixteenth Street
Fourteenth
Apricot Street
Bailey Street
Brook Street
Fulton Street
Walnut Street
Calder Street
Wallace Street
Sayford Street
Fifth Street
Verbeke Street
Dauphin Street
Fourteenth Street
Granite Street
Camp Street
Camp
Jefferson Street
Peffer Street
Drummond Street
Hunter Street
Berryhill Street
Wood Street
Wi Street
Pee Oed Street
Helen Street
Woodbine Street
Christian Street
Compass
North Street
Zarker Street
Ethel Street
Juniper Street
Seventeenth Street
Amt
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Augustus H. Kreidler
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National War Garden Commission
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Rohrerstown
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Forster Street
Stoverdale
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Wadsworth
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Curtin Street
Arthur Wagoner
Jean Seiber
Clinton Beard
Milton Wagner
Lebanon
George L. Schutt
Leah Hangen
Albright College
A. E. Hangen
Market Street
William Shetter
William Lewis Shetter
Shepherdstown
Calvin Brewer
Clifford
Elida
Ohio
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Schiffman
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Chalmers
Inquire
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Hudson
A. Schiffman
North Cameron Street
Frick
Geiser
Chas. Bray
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Bell Phone
Muff Bros
Front St
H. L. Enders
Auto Supplies
Carr's
Federick’a
Ajax
Bayfield
Penn Garage
Munech Street
Dory Saner
Andrew Redmond
North Third ST
Reading
Harrisburg Motorcycle Exchange
North Sixth Street
Esterbrook
H. F. Esterbrook
N. Third Street
Dial
Penna. Milk Products Co
Union Trust Co. of Pennsylvania
Wall Street
Howard A. Riley & Companys
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